The Sun. — London, England, 1809-08-25 00:00:00

a~ C? F N 52bc),] THIS YEAR. BISH respe&fully acqpaipts the Fu6liE , that A • the only LOTTERY to be drawn this Year is the ST.,TE LOTTERY; which will be drawn on the sloth 0: next Odober, (ALL IN ONE DAY. , TI CK ETS and SHARES. are selling in great'variety, and as the , Scheme seems hithly approved, the earlier the purchase the better, there being only 5,,000 Numbers, from I to s,ooo.—Schemes, with particulars,' may be had gratis, at either ctilslSlV.s old established Offices in London. COKNIII4, or 9, CHARING-CROSS. Where Capital Prizes to an immense amount (too Mime- Yous for_insertion) 'have been Sold, Shared, and Reglittered; and where Persons in the Country may, be supplied the same as it present, by sending their Orders (post-paid )-tic companied, with good Bills, Cash, Bank-Notes, or Poss ffice Orders. *** Please to notice, the Lottery begins and finishes on the zoth of Odober, and that day will decide kz)o,oeo in P rites: In One Day (O6tober zoth) the S PATE- LOTTERY will begin and finish. - • Only 5,0 , 10 Numbers, and zoo,cool. Prize Money.• .RORNSBY and Co. take the lib.m-ty of recom mending- arp early plirenae ot Tickets and S•itaiet and hope to stipplitite4r tried& With a large share ot the said zoo,oool. Prize Motley. Orders fr.out any pair or the Globe executed on the same terms as it . present, •at either of their old •stdittislied State Lottery Offices, zb, Coinhill, or and St..Margaret's-liill, Borough. In' !807 and 1832 Capital prizes shared by Hornsby and Co. 18 ,544 - - A: 2...0. r„ 8,63 - - 5 ,0c0 10,294 - 20,000 84 , 6 - - 5 ,00. 29, 5 44 - - .0,000 19,57• - 5,000 2,279 - - - io.poo 1 7, 12 7 - - - 46000 133 - 10,000 3,536 2,000 - everal of r.OOOl. 5:01. fool. sot. &c. Besides ONE MILLION STERLING in former Lotteries. STATE LOTTERY, To, be drawn in Onr Day,HE.ME 2oth of OC T OBER, SC 'BO9. . 4 - „4:20,c00 - are - 4:86,0n0 4 - 5,000 4 2,000 $ - 1,000 8,000 500 - - - - - 6,000 tog 2,400 5 3 i s - - 73,300 I 2 - - - - 36 4,920 20,000 Tickets , • r rii IS LOTTERY consists of only 5 - ,060 Norn bersifrom 1 .to' Sono inclusive) ; but there are Four Tickets of each Number; w hi c k w ill b severally entitled to whatever Prize is drawn against sudiNumber'; tor instance, if No. r should he drawn a prize of z0,c0 , ..1. the Four_ keys of that Number will each be entirtdsl to 2,0001. mak ing, in the whole,. ; su that if any person Sllottla puichise more than (brie Ticket of the Same N uiuber, and that Number pru've LAtunate, he inay . iain, • By "F wo Tickets of tne barne Number, , A Prize of By Three Tickets Of the tame Number, A Prize of - 0,000 Ely Four Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of - - - - - - £Bo,oco And :1 11 other Priz,s in the same proportion. • TICK S and StIAR ES are on Sale at all thc Offices. Zio,cco MOIstEY. ES.U.S. LUCAS atlci Co. beg I .LenveJn inform IY.II- those' that may ticsircns of borroWing Tempo.' rary or Permaticut SU.'vlS c MON EY, that they Can . at ail times, and without delay, advance any Sum ,'ruin One Run. dred to,Twcpty ThoutomilTo oriel s, anti Upv....lals, on p&socal or any other Security, ar!si - itg . from .` , latria t ,e Settlements, Nlo ney in the Funds, Ctergymens' Livings, orrieehuld, Copy_ and' Leasehold Estat6, on the ;oust fair and equitable Terms, and. will also conduct every Negm ifition at much tens expencc than what is usua lly j.ncurred in money transatlions. Personal Applications .Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily re ceive at their house, - No. Jig, I ermyn-ttfeet..St. James's; and Letters, post-paid,. inintecii,tely answered. N, B. Ten years purchase will. be giVen fur well sccured Athiuities. • FOR those distressing lUBECILITIES which prevent, or render indianpy, the Marriage State ; as well as for every .species of DE 1 - 1' RELAXATION, &T. however indicated, or from whatever cause arising, long ex 'left:nee has roved SI,I{ HANS SLOANE's ESTORA 'FIVE and ItEANIIII.ti'I't,NG PI LLS to be the most lain and sovereign P .2.ineciy. A Pamphlet, containing a more particular account of their i virtues, and much ustful information to the affiided, may be had, price is.. at Nit. Perrin's, No. 23, Southampton street, Covent-gardm ; where, by special appointment, they are sold in boxes, price. ios. 61. an d 33s.ieh. They are bead, also, by all the ac principal V ..ens of Me. dicines in !Lon:`tu. T' Persons in the Country, losing payment, free of postage, to Mr. Perrin, they will be immediately forwarded, AROMATIC SPIRIT Ol VINEGAR (The Original Ihver.ton of Mr. Henry,' and brought by Ilk successive Improvements to the" highest perfedion) Conti nues.to be prepared and sold by 1-10 iVI AS and WI L LIAM HENRY, chemists, Manchester. THIS agiecable . PERFUMED LIQUOR is composed of highlysoncentrated Vinegar, joined w i t h the most pleasant Aromatics and ellicaciolis Antiseptics.' Its pungent Odour re:lders it extremely grateful and saki. tary in Head Achs, Paintings, and in all places of'public re sort, as. Theatres, Courts of justice, 6cc. as it counteracts the bad elleds.of heated and foul Air. It is -also the best Antidote against the infedion oball Contagioui. Diseases. As there are many spurious and intericr. itnhations,. under the same and similar names, some of which are fallaciously represented as improvements, the public are recinested-to'en serve that the names of 1 HOM AS and f.WI L LIAM HENRY, Manchester, are en ,raved on eac - h Sta , :l), and Illothded in the glass oleach bottle. The A C.: SPIRIT of VINEGAR,- ' oice 2 s• gd. (Stamp included) is soid - wholesale and retail - by PAY LEY and BLEW, Cockspur-strcez, the only Agents ;0 London authorised by the Yrdprietorsr; where 'may be tad, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Corndlian, C lirysia 1, &c. at AulsoeHENßY,'s CA LCINED MAGN 6SIA, battles am o i n la t ler st vv am id p i s. glass stoppers,' at }s, each, - their names s being BUTLER'sCELEI2 A l STO:RATIV E 1 17 00 : 111• -IQ EA - 111'Y of PONVI)E,,R. Countenanc e ', and regulari:y-ol i Fea- A.. 9 tures, are allowed to diStinguish the. British Fair ; but • theroprietor of BU FLER,'s TOOTI I - P1)11/ D R would • their beg leave to remind his Country...women tint the lustre of _Charms loses hall its influence where the• Teeth itre discoloured, or strew a rotten and tuitiealtv appearance—this is the more inexcusable, as the present Pr,paratign afl'ords the infallible means of removing every blehish at the ena tnel, and is safe in its application, being composed of Ve getables. It is recommended to the attention ofall raulcs, as clearing away every impertection, either itiAbe Lolour„or the decay or e"aind of the "1: eeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and deledable, and making the Gums of their pmper shape and vertnillion hue; and a- certain r,!velvative "against the Tooth:ache' No onißosivion of this kindever hr,:tight fir- I vlttito p...iolic.notie, itis met SULK universal app , obatton ; and the Proprietor hes to boast that it is its (Laity of !loyally ' Sold, whole:;ale and retail, by 'Mr Butt r, No 4, Cheap std-, corner of Paternoster- row ;' and'retat I, by Crisp, corner (-)1 4pring .garc t ens ; Smithaini Clarke, 389, BorouAlt.; h and- C; lakow ; and by most Country caniei; and Pc:l - tners, in Boxes at as. 9ti-. each. I 12 4 L 1 li F RIDA Y, ALTGusT 25, I 80U. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. FREEHOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE, EXCEI,.. LENT FURNITURE, CHOICE WINES,, AND . OTHER EFFECTS, AT CHILLAND NEA WIN.. CHESTER. _TO BE SPLD BY AUCTION, By Mr:. SQUIBB, On the Premises, on Wednesday the 3oth inst. and follot . v. in - Days at Twelve o'Clock, without Reserve, by Order of the Executors. THE neatly Elegant and very Convenient FREE -HOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with ,Coach- H.)usc,,Stabling fok Five Horses, convenient Out-buildings, mail Pleasure-ground and pro,luaive Kitchen Garden, late thißesidence and Property of Admiral Sir ThOmas Pasley, part, deceased. Pleasantly situated at Chilland , ; in the Pa rish of Martyr Worthy, within four miles of Winchester, and about the same distance from Alresfotd. _ . On the same and following Days-will he sold; all the ge nuine Household Furniture. Wardrobe of Table and lied linen, China, Class, Cellar of Capital Wines, :a - strong Town-built Chariot, and variety of • her F. fleis. -The House and Grounds may be vicuNd by application to the Gardener, on the. Premise s ., of wilom'printed rank:Wars and Catalogues may be , /lad ; also at , tha George, Winchester,- the Swan. Alresforti; the Dllphin, Southampton; anti of Mr. Squibb, Saville-row, London. ' MANOR FARM, ,TITIIE-FREE. TO BE SOLD, THE - MANOR FARM of NEW-HOUSE G RANGE, in the Parish of Metivale, in the County of Warwick, about three - miles from - Atherstane, and four from Tamworth. The Roads and Neighbourhood good, and the situation healthy and pleasant. 1 t consists of a large substantial Dwelling-House, Garden, Orchard, and sufficient Rams, Stables, and - , ; ut-houses of every description, and three huisdred and fifty ast . es (more or !es's) of excel lent Meadow, Pasture, and Arabi Land, (in about thirty Inclostires, re markably well hedged) tithe-tree, us a ring fence, and the Land-Tax redeemed. Particulars may be known of Mr. Itichard Faux, the Te pant, who will spew the Estate ; of Messrs. Forster, COoke and Frere, Solicitors, Lincoln's lon, London, where a :11.1) of the Estate may be seen ; or b; letter addressed to Mr. Thomas, Post-Office, Lyrnington, Hams. . . - OFFICE OF ORDNANCE; . . August 1.2, !Sot). THE PRINCJP'AL OFFICERS of HIS MA yEsT)", OJWNANCE do herthy give i4otiCe, That F Gposals will be received at their Oicl, in Pall 117:l1, on or before Mandl; the iith ba . y of sgs:ember next, from such Ter:. sons as b e willin g to uld e rtakethe Sufirly of Cc,PP E R HOOPS for service.. y/ this Dc astir. /or a period of one year, , Patterns. of the Asiiries ni.s; be viewed, Upon dipplicatiox, at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and further par. titulars,. ,together with ale Terms and Conditions of the. Contract, may he Iner.ws at the Serretary's Ol,ice; in Pall-lifall, afore. said asy deo', betwe'cit the biurs of Ten and Four o'clock, where the_fropos.:; fr . must be ;idivired, - ,scaled up, end indorsed, " Proposals for . copper "loops j" 6ftt' no Proposal can he admitted after the Dahl 14tb day of Septindel . , at Twelve Q'C!ock at Noon of the same do' s rid ler 7rili *arty rotifer be noticed, Unless :Of I:0-v snaking it, nr an Agent in his behalf, shall ,attend. . 6 , Order of licien7d, R. H. CREW, Secretary, For D;SWIDERS of siie HEAD, DIMNESS of SIGHT, DEFECT of HEARING, _ _ THE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF. S a Proof of it .Efficacy, Mr. iticharciThorn, of itchen-Stokt, Hants,• writes, in Feb. iSoj, to the Proprietors as follows : ' . " I am now 74 yearsnld, and can see to read with common glasses, and my memory is as god as when I wAs only 18.— n July 1776 (2) years ago) l was seized with a drear.l4 . al gid diness in my head. My Doctor save ine vainais Medicines ; they 'did me no good. lie admitted. this, / kind ,eatulidly ad vised the nie ot your Cephalic Snuff: I took it, and in a fay weeks was Much hotter. %After this 1 took it more freely, and to si.t a ecks was as well and hearty as ever, and so 'have continued to this 'day."- - In - consequence ot tne , iniiriaitti ex pence of the ingredients of winch this elegant and efficacious Snufris compos , xl, and the bigii duty upon the bottles, the Proxietors are udder the necessity ot raising the price to is. i d. ter bvttic , Stamp included. 1 t 16 a ld c my by F. Newi.ny and Sons,:at the Warehotise for Ur,• litmc•la l'oWiler, 45; .St. Paul's Church-yard, Lon don ; and -Brodie - iadir Co. Sfztlisbury ; and . none is geouipe 'tink:ss the words ‘!. F. Newbery, 4s, St. Paul's," be engrav ed on tht.Srapp. their appointment, by Ward, Helborn"; Sauger and Vicford-street ; . Wade, Rand Street ; Haward, Picciteillyi Bayley alai Co. Cockspur-street ; Harris, Cor ner of j.thigate-street ; Royal ..Exchanv ; Clarke, and Bowling and Co. Borough. ' . SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS. La UI ES. rr kiAT. superfluous Hairs are oue of the grea!est graw`ciackS front the la4auty and delica4 of the Fe male facti, neck, arms, &c. is alloweil by every man, front tilt Prince to the Peasant. To remove them, various preparations have, from time to startcd tip ; bat most o 1 them ha vin,{ , been. found I...the , inefficacious or deleterious, are fallen or falling to he Krouhd, . . In recointnending .1' R N T's I) E P A Ti) R. Y, the Pro p;ieto:s -will only ohserve. that it •te:novcs the' ri „ airs ,in retie minutes; withoin any pain or unpleasant sensation; t tut, it has been happily applied f a'ptl highly approved iu the 'first eiretes . or tashion and rank ; and that for efficacy aid ilinucciwe it now stands_ absolutely unpacallel4 and justly celtforat,.:d. It is sold (oy special appointment) by Mr. Perrin, No. 23, SoUtherupton-street, Coitcat•Gartizli, in Duxes, price ss. each. I t is sold, also, by all !he principal Perfumers and Yen. dors of Proprietary Medicines in London. To Ladies in the Country, enclosing payment, free of post. age, to Mr, Perrin, it will be immediately tbrwarded. . . _REAL pLESSING TO MOTHERS. - R. BUCHAN most pathetically deicribes the sulierings of Children while cutting their Teeth, a most dakerous'period, at which tinge the utmost attention ought to be paid them ; as the Chin-Cough is so brief, it . .the irritation of ,the gums comes with any other disorder, very few infants recover.' The Mtizhet ought never to be Nvithout the AMERICAN .5001'HING SYRUP' in the Nursery; for if a child should wake in the night with in flammation i» its Cums, it invnediatelV opens the, pores, heals the gunie,*and prevent; Fevers or Convulsions. Parents ,who may be dulnons of the Virtues of the Sooth. ing SyrOp, ina , refer to the ditErent Cases which have ap peared in this and.other Pitpers;• or may have a-List of Cures at the Doetor's house; as Motticrs :ire every day bringing fresh cases of the Virtue of the 5.3. , where it has saved their Children. T o be had at the Proprietor, J. obnson - andCo. 94, New m4n- street, 0 ford. street ; and rctai I, of Golding, 42, Corn. hill, London ; and . of Sir. tones, Portsea, .Harris ; apd of all the principal medicine verider, iri.Town and Country ; at 2.5. - 9d. a bottle, tor ready money. I'o Esq, ' No. e, New Britke-street, Iflackfriars. T CONSialiit it out in la., of justice due to the I merits of your LEAK.E's PATENT I ILLS, to corn. municate to you the following Cur' which has recently been Performed by, them An Acquaint - Ace 41f mine by the breaking out ()flat: - old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al most to a skeleton and although he had the best medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent MedicineS, nothing - could he procured _Which seemed to suit his case, or to du him any serfice : he remained in a most re.' d-oced and pitiable situation fin two years, unable to follow his profession, and scarcely able to walk qr even to stand on his legs ; ,in tad no one who knew him ever supposed it pos sible !Or him to recover. lie was advised at last to try vout Leake's did so, adhering strictly to the direaions •given with th'ern. Ile had not taken more than two boxes be tore- he fihind an , akeration fin - the better: this encouraged him• to proceed, and by taking a few more he found his appetite and strength gradually retorn,', and .is now as health) and stontras anys,:nan I know, You, are welt:wile, Sir, to hoer any person toine'for a confirmation of the above ict.oun: it itlhuuld be doubted. am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library, Foiltstone. \ THUS. PURDAY. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T itoS • TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College bf Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New. llridge-street ; Wheie, after a ,coqstant residence (irlllore than Forty Years, in a practice particularly directed to the .Cure of Vene real Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of. his Profession should always observe, he Matters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous ly, atirniniters to Persons taking this Medicine, will he esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advzuitage seldom to be obtained, anti void of ambiguity. Also sold; by his App ,, intment, -- tor the convenience of those living at a distance, ...Pine Perfumer's, No. is, St. A 1_ bar's -street, Pall Mall; toe Toysilop, No. 103, Oxford street ; "Mr. Disborougles, No. 7,/ Fish-street-hill ; Mr, Bakter's Sobtli-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M' >onald's, G las . gow ; Mr. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; Mr. iiillinge's, Li verpool; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by 'one Person in every dons;il,u - abl9 Town in ;r,at Britain and Ireland, in P.oxes of ,only as. 9d. each, sealeittip with lull and plain direttiens*, where:) , pers,ins of either sex 'frilly cure thernilvts with ease, speed, secrecy, and : - .afety. N. 13. Every x fiox sold in Great Brit a i n is sealed up with a starty, on winch, by favour ci the Cgmtnissioriers, is print. eit at the Stanip..oilice, ''T. Tay . lot,' N. '9, New Bridge street," totimitatc whirh is I. elony, and Atlothers ;re cram terleitS. - I'o BTIOLD BY PRIVATE t:(0 i ItAC'l, • ACAPITAL and very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate about a mile and a half from SOuthimpton, and within the limits of the Town and County, late the residence and property of General Stibbcri, deceased, comprising The MANOR of PORTSWOOD,- With the Court Fines, Quit Reins, iSco. &c. A capital modern-built stuccoed House, with suitable Offices cilevcry description, the' whole di the most excellent and petted. re pair ; extensive and delightful Pleasure Grounds and Gar aens, Green-house, ice-house, Hot and Succession Houses; a beautiful Park s of highly , diversifiLtd Grounds a fertile and prothrttive Faun, in excellent order, cal!e4l the Priory of Dens, with a complete i•;arm.yard, cbutaining -upwards , 61 six hundred acres ot land, part in hand, ,part-on lease,.-and a part 61 lives. Either the whole-Will be sold in one. Lot, or the Mansion:house, with upwards of . 22, Acres, *hosed within the park paling, will be gold separately, at theCiption ot the Purcha&er. Portswood i.; eminently distinguished for its peCUliar ad vantages in point . of situatio,;, and -onnnands extensive and pitturesque VievVs of tilt Isle of Wiglit, Southampton Wa ter, the River Itchiir, 'and the surrounding rich•and beauli tot Country, winch is highly varl2.l, and lux uri a ntly adorn rhe neighbourhood is very respectabl e, anal the roads ext ninety ;ood. . vie.Y;(l by tickets 0:1y, h, with ininted ct l4 " ., i. may :rad- of 13r;:k and'Speddlng, 32, Lincoln's- I .in- fields, wne.:e plans of tlCHouse and Estatu io,y be seen ParticulArs may also be of Mr. Looker, Upholsterer, Southampton. - , rl`I•1E QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. 111. will be publisiled on M N-lIAN' NEX - I:, and may be had of every Booktener and,, Ncwsnian in l'Owt Ctiuntry. This Day,were published, •. . -A New. Edition, puce as. sewed, MHE LAND VALUER'i ASSISTANT. .Be-. irig Tables .on an improved Plan for calculating.the Value of &states, 13y R. HUDSON. *;,* The Compf/er of the above Tables having often had occasion to calculate the Value of - Land, found that all for- PubliCations of this kihd obliged the Person using them to set down too many figures in order to find' the amount ; lance he was induced to construd these Tables fur own Use, and finding, them; uron trial, p..:ticularly serviceable, he now oilers them to the Public. No former Pubikation ut this sort enables the Person using it to find the Amount by fewer Figures than arc stated in those Tables. -- frinit-Tcliorand sold by C. Cradock, and W. foy, 32, Pa ternobtl:r.row. NEW DRAWING BOOK.. On the tst of Sept. be published, At R. ACKERMANN's, No. tot, Strand, - , And to be had of all the Book and Print.sellers in tic United Kingdom, i NUMBER 1. of • ANEW DRAWING-BOOK, in imitation of Indian Ink, designed chiefly to afford Instrudion in the effects of light and shade, a, study essentially necessary for Landscape Painting and Drawing, and - which has hither to been but too much neglected, The Subjects ate easy and pleasing; and being all delineated front tare, the young Student will derive great assistance and, advantage tram a constant reterence to them. CONDITIONS. • - 1. This Work shall be printed on wove Super Royal per, and hot.pr?ssed. • 11. Each 'Number, price Four Shillings, shall contain Four Engravings, with instructive Letter-press. • 111. The whole shall be completed in Six Numbers ; the first to be ready for delivery on the first of sept..iso9 ; and the others to follow in regular•ouecession on the first of e:Ach ensuing Month. _ No. IX. Re -ository of Arts, &c. & c . a n d N o . V . li oet i ca l Magazine, will also appear on the first of Sept. - This Day was published, — As a Companion to theiGardener's an 4 Botanist's Dictonary; • NUMBER 1. - - Price Seven Shillings and Sixrence, To be continued every fortn,ight, or every month,' at the op _ lion of the nurshaser. t'IQURES of Beautiful, , Useful, and Uncommon PLANT ckscribed in the Gardener's .:gird Botanist's Di'aionary, exhioned on Three Hundred Copper-plates, ac. curatelY engraven atter Drawings taken from Nature. • By the late PHI LIP MILLER, F. R.s. Conditions. T. The Work will be puolislied in Sixty Numbers in Fo lio, Price 75. 6d.-each Number. 2. Tnc Plates are printed on superfine woven (ferny Paper, on a unitbrrh Size with- the Gardener's dint Botanist's Dic ti‘onary, and accurately coloured twin the original Drawings. 3. A NtiMber, containing I.lye Plate's, will be published every tiortrught. 4, For The convenience, of those who may prefer purchas ing the Work l'arts, a Part. containing Thirty Plates, wilt be delivered' in bualds, either Monthly or Quarterly, Price zl. s's. 'Printed for F. C. and I . ,Rivington, No. 6z; St. Paul's ' rest or Ow l'ropiietors. t; fart, which will complete the. IVOrk, will be r,.., in a,tztv days. , Of the a,6<lvs.-.l:iitionci B.,...kstilers may be had, lately published, the Edition, dl•Nat. Miller's Garden,r's the , winary, impro v ed and enlarAed by Professor Marlyn. Pour lx ge . Volumes price, in 'boards, .Fourteen Guineasi • The second Volume z may be had separate, price, I in boards, 61. 16s. 6d. (, . 7\. . , _....„ • -.', 4w' . Al , 0., '' - . ti• fillAP" -. • - ..• % ru ,t 4'TA -. 17 ' ;71 411 - Wi' —7 tk I 41 . 40 1 1 1 ' .'„,,,,,,ylevait ~ dv • - , , - : 7 „..... _ • ...,._ 4 C. : , .....,_ 4 • ~v ...;,:....,_..: .../ , --,..... 2 , x ,,,, • iiii ..,,. : ~.y.: ...,,, :_.-•:-,: facfl6 o , ll, kit , . -k ) atiDt - ei4,titt , T k -- - . • , 4 1 . ~ Vite r„,....„, •,. ict .... . 6 . . .' . . . , ... s . PRIC SI,X — PENCE - HALFP2.NNYe SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE PIPERS. SEVII.LE. 1 FROM TFIE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. 'i•_ _ The following two dispatches relative to the-bat tle of. Talavera, have beeti received, froth G.,!neral Ctiesta t— . • • " MOST EXCELLENT_ SIR—I communicated to you, on the night before last, in my,adviees ftoni the left bank of the Alb:rc:,e, my •Nusiiicions that I should be attacked by the forces which the. enemy had colleeted at Toledo, if I continued s-parated horn die English. This conjecture induced m to repass that ricer yocterday morning, and take the position that had been .:greed Lyn . with - General, Welledey, the two armies forming a l!ile Tablvera:, availing ountel,ea of tite:vallies a , ,, , rt the: other acivant?gesok. air around. Scarcely , had we finished forming our line in . the said positing*, 'hen the enemy yesterdoy, about tiv,A in the evening, presented himself inl all his force, amounting, as we conje::;t: , , , d, to from 35 to 40,000 inen, ing 0000 cavalry, and ,ittacked with th e u most tory our whole line, direcling their principal efforts alainst the lett, where. the Eng were posted,- with intention of turning their 11-.lt dank. Tne at tack and defence were equally.o4srinate, till recourse was had to the bay , - ott ; but at length the enemy were twice repulsed, wvti great loss in killed aid wounded.; the anion lasting till half past eight at night. 'lnc English likewise .sUffered great[ 1059, especially in officers ; ours has 110 i ben consider able. Our troops in general behaved c,W) brave . ry •and firmness, except biree or foor corps, which ma nifested some feebleness, of which I s; all speak when more at leisure. Very early this morning the enemy renewed' his attacks, which have continued till the present time, that is, seven in the evening ; but they have been repulsed in all, as I hope they At ill bo in any others they may•make. Joseph Napoleon %vas pre sedt in person till this evening; bu; we tio4 J:how tkit he has retreated w'i:h tits guards, and repassed the Alherche, with 93 ca: s of wounded. I have not time to enter into t urt her 'part icu lars, as 1,-haVe passeg ! three.Oysun'ili6 field of battle, with all i4ls;itoopS under arms.—God preseive you, Excellency many years. 2 " GRECiORIO DE LA CUESTA." • . • Head-quarters, T.alavera, July zS, '8.9. SECOND DISPATCH. " MOST .EXCELLENT Su —At ,seven yesterday evening,' I communica:ed to you information of the repeated attacks of the enemy, and our resolute de- , - fence. When night came ,on, hostlities•began to relax, but witimut the enemy abandoning_his ri o s - tion. A little before day-break the enemy began to retreat, and has re-passed the Albtrche in the di redion, towards CazaFegas, and Santa Olaila, de ipairing of being able to dislodge us, or even to move\ us in our position.• They have left the field of bat tle sire .ved with carcases and wounded, who had neither time. nor power to retire. They have suf fered a dreadful loss, which would have been great er if our troops had not been prevented 'rum pur suing them by fatigue and want of prdvisions. The English have likewise suffered much in the toss of three Generals', several subaltern Officers, and a number of men but they cannot be' denied the glory of having C,)irg;it InUct.'.. valour and dis cipline, and forced the French to.acknowledge tnat they never yield in any enierprite, especially it com manded and conducted by'their intedigent, adive, and brave leader, Sir Arthur Wellesley. The Spanish troops, and especially those which 10 the greatest share in the action; L•ft me nothing. to wish for, with respell to their Couroge and gal lantry. The fierce and well Supported , fire of our in fantry repulsed the repeated attacks of the enemy, and the charges of. 'our cavalry caused them much, loss. The King's regiment has, in particular, co vered itselt with glory ; and in conjunction with the English, Atveral pieces of cannon, and made prisoners a. General,. a Colonel, and several Officers; and I request that its Colonel, Brigadier Don Jo sqh Maria de Lastres, may be promoted to the rank of Lleuierlatit-General for . having attacked •at the head of h is regiment, giving the best example. " From the accounts of the prisoners, we know that the Whole guard of Joseph Napoleon was pre sent in the attack of yesterday morning, and that it was upon that that Joseph placed his principal' re fiance ; but when he saw it repulsed and routed, he immediately lied to Santa Olalla. Vnlikewise, know that his army, in t onsternation and confusion, took the road towards Toledo, without provisioni or any . 'neat's of subsistence. " To conclude, the pressure- of time only per mits me to say, that tin; lvis been the most glotious: and important anion of the whole war, and,that` which I hope_ will open, to us the road to the Ebio, so soon as we can. procure the necessary' supplies for the troops. - " May GOd preserve your Excellency many years. " GREpbRIO DE LA CUESTA." " Head-quarters, Talavera, July 29, 1809, - Ten in the norning.' • I " Accounts from the same General Cuesta, dated I the next day, aOth, from the head-quarters, at Ta lavera, state that the eheiny, to the numb::r of 10,000 men,. were still to be seen on Abe heights on /'the other side:of the.river Alberche. Our yai , guard .oceiipied the bead of the bridge; the Spanish .main army in front of Talavera ; .and the British formed in hue on our left, a hide in the rear. It, is like- \ wise - said, that by the confession of the Fretich theffi selves, and by accounts 'worthy of credit, their loss amounted to bekween.9:6nd 10,000 Wen, and among the wouncleA : i Marshal Vittor, severely so. A . Ge neral-o& Divikogn is Npgrete, and Casa Patacio, t iVeiviDresetkrin tbe battle. 1),4t , the enemy werelnployed in burning the clad. 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